We love it when artists work together to create big walls with multiple artworks or multiple styles.
Here are some tips on documenting them on Street Art Cities:
One post per artist - if possible
If each artist has created an artwork on a separate part of the wall, it is usually best to upload these as separate artworks, and including with each one a picture of the part of the wall done by that artist.
This helps properly display their style on the artist profile pages.
For each artwork, start with an image of a zoomed-in part of the wall showing the artist’s contribution. You can add a full image of the wall as a second or third image.
Example: one artwork each for each section of this this amazing BLM mural by Noah Humes, Alexandra Allie Belisle, Amanda Ferrell Hale, PeQue Brown and Shplinton.
Intertwined art
If it’s not possible to divide the work in sections, it’s fine to upload it as a single artwork to Street Art Cities. Add both of the artist names to the artwork.
As soon as there is more than one artist connected to an artwork, it will automatically show up under a section called ‘Collaborations’ in the artist’s profile:
